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The Nichols Elm served as a stopping place for stage coaches, an Indian trail, and a survey marker. It was saved in 1928 when route 39 was built and was preserved through funds collected by citizens of Collins Center. On February 7, 1964, the 145 year old bank account tree was cut down.
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Collins, New York · United States
